Wasnt Shocking News Today

The most attention to the news are the worst periods in history. >> one of the most-watched news days ever was january 6th. >> im sure. >> which was a horrific day for the nation. >> at first, i was in my living room reading, and a friend called me and said -- i have a friend who has the television on 24 hours a day -- called and said, the capitol, i didnt know what was talking about, people are allowed in the capitol, what do you mean theyre going to the capitol? it was one of the most shocking...

And simone biles is absolutely right. everybody who is outside of it gets to say, wow, this is disgusting and move on with your lives. if youre one of these people that has gone through this its something that affects you for the rest of your life. there will be certain things that trigger you for the rest of your life. it changes your life. there was a piece in the guardian too saying what happened with the fbi did here was horrible but it wasnt shocking. we talk about how stuff like this, sex ...

For this is within the context of the california state convention, but wait until it starts happening campaign wide. they didnt want to hear about reaching the across the aisle. they want republicans gone. they want republicans ended. >> shannon: yet he pulls ahead way of his rivals, at least now. >> outside of crazy town, san francisco, where i live, i think people are more interested in a moderate message but i do not think the democrats are going to allow joe biden to be the one to carry that...

And then i realized, you actually occupy the same space. [laughter] cuz youre like your own tell-all. >> yeah. i really just kind of wear all my secrets on my sleeve, and then im like, why doesnt anyone like me, you know? [laughter] this wasnt shocking. it was more of the same, right? things were a little crazy in the white house. greg: yes. >> we knew that already. thats like someone writing a them all about the kardashians that wasas like, they wear make. [laughter] really not that shocking. i...

Wept on about john mccain in this article, it was designed to anger the president. and so whoever wrote it clearly wanted to get under the presidents skin. theres no other reason for it. and i think ben sasse did say, why would you if you were trying to settle things down and not for the president paranoid, why would you write an op-ed that would make him paranoid? but it has yielded some interesting things. one is that the president has no idea of what treason is, he doesnt know what the justic...

Politically of blagojevich. but if fitzgerald strikes out 23 of 24, if you dont get your conviction, you cannot hold somebody hostage. their life hostage. they cant the rest of their life accumulating this debt for attorneys. i say it is time to drop it and take the one conviction and move on. >> i agree. the thing is, the prosecution was so dead set right away. we are absolutely going to retry this case. well, thats kind of an insult to the jurors. whether you think their decision was right or ...

Is a simple reason we have to consciously set up a model. set up the standards -- >> sean: is -- intolerant by saying people cant enter mecca and medina? >> i think the government of saudi arabia is preventing. mecca and medina are gods place everyone should be able to visit, whoever wants to visit. >> sean: that is not case. >> it is not the case because clerics not just the government of saudi arabia said it must not be done. sean you are right, these are examples of intolerance. these are exa...

Sharia compliant and wants sharia courts in this country? >> this is what this imam rauf has say. i dont know where sensitivity is for peoples feelings that are wives trying to get separated from husbands. girlfriends that are trying to date boyfriends. gay people. theres no sensitivity for them it seems to me. but in this case, going back to danas point and your point sean which i agree with. theres a ruling class elite that looks down their nose at the average commoner and feels like we know m...

>> sean: were you dead on right. >> well, i was there today. and this is really interesting for many reasons. first of all, fitzgerald is the one who ended up the liar in this not just blagojevich as he was found guilty of lying to fbi. in 2005 fitzgerald promised us that he would stop blagojevich in his tracks during a crime lincoln was going to roll over in his grave and we get 23 counts where a jury could not come to a conclusion? are you kidding me? this is crazy! i think the feeling here in...